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This position requires use of information or access to production processes subject to national security controls under U.S. export control laws and regulations (including, but not limited to the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) and the Export Administration Regulations (EAR.
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For the right candidate, the Production Supervisor role is a starting point on the path to a Manufacturing Manager role. We are hiring a 1st shift Production Supervisor for our ethnic foods manufacturing facility in Pasadena, TX.
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YOUR ROLEThe Production Supervisor is responsible for managing the site operations, which includes manufacturing and packing customer orders. Conduct all material movements supporting production and requisite GSS transactions.
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Your Job Georgia-Pacific is now hiring for a Production Supervisor at our lumber mill in Pineland, Texas. The Production Supervisor will be responsible for leading a wood products production team to work injury and incident-free in a continuous manufacturing environment consistent with our Principle-Based Management philosophy and framework.
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A minimum of three to five years FSQA management with additional R&D(research and development) or production-operations in a meat and/or seafood processing environment being ideal (combined experience preferred.
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This role is for a FUTURE OPPORTUNITY supporting a Green Hydrogen Production Facility in Oklahoma. KBR is looking for a Commissioning – Start-Up & Operations Supervisor - Electrical. The Commissioning – Start-Up & Operations Supervisor - Electrical.
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Manage team to accurately prepare and timely file State royalty and production tax returns by allocating resources, scheduling and coordinating staff. Regulatory Supervisor provides leadership over a team of 3-4 direct reports with respect to State royalty and severance tax reporting.
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Title: Customer Service Supervisor Location: Houston, TX Who we are: Voted one of the Nation's Best and Brightest Companies to Work for, Kuraray America, Inc. (KAI) is a global leader in specialty chemical, fiber, and resin production.
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Accounting Supervisor is responsible for all plant accounting functions with a strong emphasis on inventory control as well as variance analysis. The position interfaces daily with the Operations Manager(s), Plant manager(s) and production staff to support continuous improvement and execute business strategy.
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Payroll Supervisor Supervises 2 or more Payroll Practitioners in carrying out responsibility for payroll preparation/production in the payroll department. This is a unit supervisor in a department where one unit is responsible for payroll preparation/processing and one or more other units are responsible for tax reporting/records and benefits administration/payroll systems.
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Facilities & Maintenance Supervisor Responsibilities Supervise and coordinate the day-to-day maintenance and support of buildings, grounds, facilities systems, and production equipment. Join our team as a Facilities & Maintenance Supervisor and be at the forefront of ensuring our production environment runs seamlessly.
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Dnata catering U.S. is looking for a Food Production Supervisor to join our Houston te am supporting the George Bush Intercontinental airport. Key Responsibilities as a Food Production Supervisor for dnata Catering, you will be responsible for overseeing the efficient and high-quality production of food items for airline passengers.
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Schedule base in production program and oversee preventive maintenance activities to avoid breakdowns and downtime. Monitor production output and work towards meeting or exceeding production targets.
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On occasion, be required to perform labor task such as painting, grinding, sanding or general cleaning task as directed by your supervisor or leadperson. On occasion, be required to perform labor task such as painting, grinding, sanding or general cleaning task as directed by your supervisor or leadperson.
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Acts as a supervisor in the absence of the Executive Sous Chef and Executive Chef. Manages food production for holiday buffets, Sunday brunch and other special occasions including menu development, costing and execution.
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